Liquid POWER examines how authority actually operates: quietly, procedurally, and without spectacle.

Built on liquid drum & bass foundations, the record reduces political language to its simplest forms — short statements repeated until their logic begins to show strain. A deep male voice delivers ideas without persuasion or outrage. A restrained saxophone appears sparingly, not as melody but as breath: human presence moving inside systems that do not respond.

There are no heroes here. No slogans. No release. Crowds form and dissolve. Votes are counted. Equality bends. Duty emerges. And finally, silence — the cost of knowing what action requires.

Liquid POWER is not a call to arms.
It is an observation of how power flows, where it settles, and what it leaves behind.

Kierkegaard on Crowds

Ever feel like you've been playing quantum leap in your own life?

Kierkegaard on Crowds

Quantum me